Large desert in Northeast China

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A line of hereditary rulers of a country.

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Nomadic horseback

warriors that invaded China for land.

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A series of walls built to protect China from

northern invaders.

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A trade route of goods, religions, and ideas

that stretched from China to Europe.

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A time of much fighting in China over

who would rule.

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A collection of terracotta sculptures

representing the armies of Qin Shi Huang.

They were buried with him.

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Religious belief that stressed the

importance of correct behaviour,

loyalty and obedience to hierarchy.

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Religious belief that everything

Is in balance, like nature. (Yin and Yang)

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Longest ruling dynasty in China’s history (1046 BCE - 256 BCE).

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Defeated all of the warring states and became the first empire in China.

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Made improvements on the Great Wall and the Silk Road to help China flourish.

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First Chinese dynasties created a system of writing called pictographs and used oracle bones to make decisions on war and farming.

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